David Pogue's Blog, page 28
July 9, 2010
The Problems With Naked-Body Airport Scans Exposed
The Rapiscan airport security machines, the ones that photograph your naked body, are a bad use of technology.
July 8, 2010
No Easy Answers in the Copyright Debate
Copyright laws may seem simple. But a discussion over sheet music proves that the issue is not.
July 7, 2010
Free Text Messaging Is Possible
Google Voice, now open to everyone, provides free text messaging.
Free Text Messaging is Possible
Google Voice, now open to everyone, provides free text messaging.
July 2, 2010
Let's Try to Make Sense of the 'Death Grip'
The iPhone 4 could go down in the history book as "Weirdest Consumer Tech Bumble"
Let's Try to Make Sense of the "Death Grip"
The iPhone 4 could go down in the history book as "Weirdest Consumer Tech Bumble"
July 1, 2010
The Swype Revolution?
Motorola's Droid X is one of the first phones to have Swype built in, giving users a completely new way to enter text on their phones. But is it really better than typing?
Counting (and Filing) the iPhone Apps
Is there a 2,160-app limit to the clever feature that lets you organize app icons?
June 25, 2010
The Mystery of the iPhone Death Grip
Getting to the bottom of the mystery of the iPhone Death Grip.
An iPhone Q&A
A sampling of the questions readers are asking David Pogue about the new iPhone, with his replies.
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